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Data from: Investigation of factors influencing the hydrolytic degradation of single PLGA microparticles
Abstract Poly lactide-co-glycolide (PLGA) is an important polymer matrix used to provide sustained release across a range of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and works by hydrolytic degradation within the body, thereby releasing entrapped drug. Processing and sterilisation can impact on the
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